Pastors

The arrogant pastor. Even writing an aticle on this almost guarantees comments about pots and kettles. I'm as human as you are. And if we are all honest with ourselves, we would admit that it is a struggle for each of us in some way. 

Leader, do you realize what you communicate when you don’t communicate as a leader?

Back to Church Sunday is September 15, 2024. This annual event offers a powerful platform to reconnect with your community, reinforce the church’s cultural significance, and drive engagement in meaningful ways.

What exactly is Back to Church Sunday, and how can it benefit your church? This guide provides an in-depth look at this impactful event, drawing insights from Back to Church, and offers practical tips on how to make it a success in your community.

Most churches make one of two mistakes when it comes to marketing. Either they fail to market their church or message in any way, or they market them ineffectively.

A while back, I was having lunch with a bright, young pastor. As he described his work as a pastor and church planter he said, “What I really don’t enjoy much is shepherding.” A shepherd who doesn’t enjoy shepherding?

I'd like to suggest that there's a world of difference between "Everything happens for a reason" and "God brings reason out of everything that happens." This is how I see the phrase, God is in control.

Here’s the bottom line: Your decisions matter because they provide the foundation for how your team performs. If your word can’t be counted on, chaos happens because your team has lost its compass.